Despite some notable wins for wildlife, progress by global leaders at COP16 fails to deliver the outcomes and pace of change ...

We recently had a chat with Dr David Manoa, our newly-promoted Head of Kenya Conservation and a key member of our team, about ...

Born Free is shocked and saddened at the recent news that Aalborg Zoo in Denmark has euthanised its two remaining female ...

From the size of their teeth to the truth about white tigers, find out everything you need to know about this majestic big ...

With our help, dozens of African grey parrots rescued by Limbe Wildlife Centre are being prepared for life back in the wild, ...

Bonfire Night can be a perilous time of year for hedgehogs, but one young hoglet has been given a second chance, thanks to ...

Sharing a landscape with elephants can be challenging and dangerous, as highlighted by a recent incident of elephant conflict ...

We are extremely saddened to share that we have had to say goodbye to our precious rescued lioness Cora, just a few short weeks after losing her sister and lifelong companion Alpha.

As Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her first full budget, wildlife charity Born Free calls on the UK government to invest in the protection and recovery of nature and wildlife, and the welfare of ...

Throughout the world, hundreds of cheetahs are exploited in zoos and kept as status symbol pets. Frankie Osuch from our ...

Along with Born Free, animal protection groups Animal Aid, Freedom for Animals and OneKind are leading the campaign to end ...

Why are African elephants important? Both species of African elephants – Savannah and Forest – are keystone species in their different habitats and play a crucial role in maintaining their ecosystems.